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The Role of the International Labour Office in the Framing of National Labor Law
International Labour Office Framing of National Labor Law
2009/11/6
This paper intends to offer an overview on the technical
assistance the International Labour Office (ILO) places at the
disposal of ILO members to help them evaluate and, if need be,
reformulate th...
Labor in Latin American and European Constitutions
Labor Latin American European Constitutions
2009/11/6
Ricardo Marcenaro has presented us with a new work entitled
Labor in Latin-American and European Constitutions. With this book
he continues his former studies that culminated with the publication
o...
Collective Labor Law in a Changing Environment:Aspects of the German Experience
Collective Labor Law Changing Environment German Experience
2009/11/6
The environment for collective regulation of working conditions
in Germany has changed for the worse. This kind of regulation is no
longer regarded as the natural way to even the interests of both s...
The Risks of Engagement:Labor Boards and Government in Canada
Risks of Engagement Labor Boards Government Canada
2009/11/6
In Isolated and Politicized: The NLRB’s Uncertain Future,
Professor James J. Brudney paints a pessimistic picture of the state of
the National Labor Relations Board in the United States, bemoaning
...
The aspirations referred to above are reflected in the embracing,
in the Bill of Rights, of a comprehensive set of labor relations rights.
These rights, contained in section 232 of the Constitution,...
The Interface Between Constitution and Labor Law in Germany
Interface Constitution Labor Law Germany
2009/11/6
The Basic Law, passed in 1949 as Constitution for the Western
part of Germany, became also the Constitution for the unified
Germany in 1990. The first and most important chapter of this
Constitutio...
The political, economic, and social transformation in Poland,
which started in 1989 (“Solidarity Revolution”), needs a fundamental
reform of the Polish labor law, which was inherited from the
commu...
Universal Labor Standards and National Cultures
Universal Labor Standards National Cultures
2009/11/6
Present-day globalization has many facets. It comprises not only
the transfer of capital, goods, and services, but also societal, artistic,
even individual exchanges. The growing pace of globalizati...
Are Labor Provisions Protectionist?:Evidence from Nine Labor-Augmented U.S. Trade Arrangements
Labor Provisions Nine Labor-Augmented U.S. Trade Arrangements
2009/11/6
Labor standards are back in fashion with U.S. trade negotiators.
Though labor standards have been written into U.S. legislation for
many years, it has only been recently that their inclusion has bec...
Termination of Labor Contracts and Unfair Dismissal Under Turkish Law
Termination of Labor Contracts Unfair Dismissal Turkish Law
2009/11/6
Because of recent developments in Turkey, mainly in society and
in the fields of economy and technology, Turkish Labor Code No.
1475 was no longer adequate to answer the new social needs and
workin...
The Birth of the Labor Tribunal System in Japan:A Synthesis of Labor Law Reform and Judicial Reform
Labor Tribunal System Japan Labor Law Reform Judicial Reform
2009/11/6
The bursting of Japan’s economic bubble in the beginning of the
1990s was followed in the mid-1990s by great difficulties for Japanese
industries. Huge amounts of bad loans paralyzed the financial s...
Job Security v. Labor Market Flexibility: Is There a Tradeoff?
Job Security Labor Market Flexibility Tradeoff
2009/11/6
American workers, on average, have less job security than European workers. When faced
with a need to reduce their workforce, U.S. companies typically resort to layoffs much more than do their Europe...
Review of Law and Employment:Lessons from Latin America and the Caribbean with an Emphasis on Brazilian labor Institutions
Law and Employment Latin America Caribbean Brazilian labor Institutions
2009/11/6
Labor regulation is often created with the purpose of protecting
workers from the effects of negative economic shocks as well as from
exploitation by employers. This was true in most Latin American
...
In Latin America the 1980s are known as the “lost decade.”
During that period, growth per capita was negative, unemployment
reached unprecedented levels, and inflation was remarkably stubborn.
This...
Does Employment Protection Inhibit Labor Market Flexibility? Lessons from Germany, France and Belgium
Employment Protection Inhibit Labor Market Germany France Belgium
2009/11/6
This paper compares the adjustment of manufacturing employment and hours in West Germany, France and Belgium, three countries with strong job security regulations and well-established short-time compe...